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Air. 23, isc., 'THE PRIN - CfP2I.L OFFICERS of MA .4- ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, an or before Wednesday, the 20/6 September next, front such Persons. as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FU RAG E f or the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following North Britain, South West, including Port-- Northern, mouth, Isle of Wight, and Ynrkshire, , . Christchurch, Eastern, exclUsiVe of Western, W.arley Woolwich, with its Southern, Exclusive of dencies, Chatham, • Watley and Chatham. Printed for 7 Edmund Lloyd, Harley-street, Caver'utitt squarc. • , This Day was.published, Neatly printed in One Volume, Foolscap, Price Five Shillings, in boards, THE LION and le WATER- WAGTAIL. A Mock Heroic` Poem, in Three Cantos. After which, the popular War Spedacle, called THE ARAB; Or, THE 'FREEBOOTERS C►F THE DESERT. With a GENERAL ATTACK on Real Horses. HORSENIANSHI!py_the Double Company, a►id the by CASTIGATOR. 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He has finished and furnished a great variety of Lodging-ruoins ; fitted up a number of Hot and Cold Baths ; opened a -public Reading-room, which is supplied V 1 ith Magazines. and London and Glasgow papers daily ; an elegant Green-house, and large Assembly. nom. lie has also completed his extensive range of Stables, With a.large covered Coach-yard. Adjoining to the Baths there is a separate and elegant Lodging-I , uuSe for the recepl. Lion of a genteel family, and every possible exertion will be nude to give the inoet entire satistaction to all parties who, Rear see it proper to frequent the Baths. The surrounding country presents scenes the most rural end magnificent that are almost any where to be met with The distain.e to inverary is only about 30 miles, ands he seats of ltusetienth, Ardincapie, Luss, and Cambuseskine, are Suite t liana. The Lakes of Lochlomulid, Lockfine, Lochoite. Lochlong, LOchgaer, and others, are all Within a tew nines distance, and Greenock and Port Glasgow, lie diret.By opposite to the Baths. Helettsburgh, D utnbartonshire,'Aug. 1. ' :‘IR. PINKERTON'S MODERN GEOGRAPHY; NEW AN I) E.NLAI‘,.;ED EDITION, This Day was published, in Three large Volumes, Q,uarto, with numerous Maps, Ora vvti under the direCtion ot the Author, and forming an Universal Modern Atlas, price 61 6s. in boards, a new Edition, greatly enlarged, Volume!. containing - Europe ; Vol. 11. Asia ; Vul. 111. America and ,Arica ; 01)ERN GEOGRAPHY A Description a) th the'Empires, Kingdoms, States, and Cuionieds %Vi e Oceans, Seas, awl I s l es, i n all parts ot the Worl including the most recent Discoveries, and political altera tions, digested on a new plan. By 101-IN PINKERTON. The Astronomical Introduction, by the Rev. S. Vince, .NI . R .S. and Plumian Protessor of •Astronomy and Ex perimental Philosophy, in the University . ot Cambridge. 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This Work is of the, must entertaining as well as of the most important description I lie Anixtiotes which it fur nishes would interest the leader of Romance, while their au thenticity render. it iiiv,itnibie to the Historian ; and the Mi. litary Details constitute it of the highest utility for the Study of a Soldier: • CgAßß's PRECEPTOR. Thi' Day was published, price 4s 6i, in boards, THE PRECEPTOR and iii. PUPILS. Part 11. or the Symax ail Liinguoges comp a red : togetner with :especial Rules, Exercises, Dialogues, and Examicia. tions on the English. To .re added, a Practical Sys. teen of Lny,Gsh Composition, and a concise History of the Formation of all Languages. By GEuRGE CRABB, Master of the Commercial and Literary Seminary. Printed for Boosey, No..}, Old Broad -street, near the 'Changes where may he had the tst l'art. • 4 The former Part - „of this Publication was noticed in M. R. LVI. N. 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This Day pas published, !n Oaavo,.price IL 4s. in 130.a1L., or 6s. half-bound, Volume the 'Eighth, in Two Parts, of 'THE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER; or, A View of the History, P,litics, Commerce, and Lite rtture, of Asia, for the Year tBob. By the late LAWRENCE DUNDAS CAMPBELL, Esq. Printed ftr Cadell and W. Davies, (Booksellers to the Asiatic So..iety), in the Strand ; and Black, Parry, and Kingsbuiy, (Bot,ksellers to the Honoutable the EastAnclia Comp.iny], in Leadenliall-street:— Of whom may be had, the preceding Volumes. * The.punlic.ttion of this Eighth Volume has been un avoid4bly delayed by the long indisposition, and subsequent dean or the Editor ; but sthlt at rangenients have been mace, tor the future conuuct of this valuable Work, as will insure its reg,ti..r nnual publ•cation —I lie Ninth Volume, f the Year 1807, is already in the press, and the Tenth Voluincis in a st. IC of etntsideranle tor wardness. 1)a) %vete pulislied, E►egar.tly printed, in One Vol. Bvo. price tos. 6d. in boards, 1 . 1 ELAGIUES of ROBERT BURNS; consiiting -1%. co‘eby or Ori, , inal Letters, Poems, and Critical Obser- VaiwtS ",CuttiStl ,ongs. Cotleded 4ntl pu'alished.by R. H. CROM EK. Printed for T Cadell atrt W. Davies, Strand. Of wh.nn may be run. _ _ A New Edition, (being itie sth), of The Works of Robert Burns. Conia,min4 tne Poems formerly pub lished, with some AdetrriAis and Noes ; Poems hitherto un published-or uncolleCted ; and his Corresp,:ndence. With au :I~cou tof his Lite, and a Ctincisin on his Writings.— To which are prefixed, some Obsei various on the Character and Condition of the scottish Peasantry. Elegantly printed, in 4 vols Bvo. with a Portrait of the Author. Price 11. 16s. in boards. Also, New 'Editions of the Poetical Works of Robert Burns, with a Sketch of his Lik, and a Portrait. 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I which will be engraved - in the must elegant and accurate manner,,.trom Admeasurements and Drawings carefully made on the spot, by the Author, during a residence of nine years on the Continent. Descriptions will be given of the dant - ern objects, illustrating the merits of their style and manner, together with translations of the Cufic and Asiatic Inscriptions, and several interesting particulars relatin g t o the Arabs and - their establishments in Spain, collected from the most authentic Spanish Writers. • It will be completed in Four Parts, pubkished separately ; the Copies of each Part will be delivered according to the dates of grders received, for which'a book is now opened by Messrs. Cadell and Davies. Fite Conquest of Spain by the Arabians, in the Eighth Century, is one all= most important events recorded in I History ;. and may he justly considered as having, in a great degree, contributed to the rapid progress • Navigation, and Commerce. At a time when the rest of Europe was sunk in rudeness and snperstition, ,Sciences, Arts, and Incht,try, flourished among the Spanish Arabs, a , the numerous remains of their Works in Andalusia, and other I parts of tire Peninsula, plainly evince; these are iloubtless I the most curious specimens of art existing; differing, in. pointl of inventior and execution , from what i, to - be found IN any I other part of r;urope, as much almost as if tl•eir Authors had been inhaOitants of another Planet. Faithful delineations, therefore, of these valuable Remains, cannot tail to prove highly acceptable to the Philosophct, the Antiquary, and I the /met ot the Fine Al tip fir a period of Six Monthr, from the is, of 04104er next. The 4 , m-4e to be furnisbed ht Rations, to consist, aSII4-reafiet mgy, from Time to Time, be required, eirber of ;cab. of Oats 71h. of Oats; 121 b. of Hay or of 141 b. of May, and and 131 b •t Straw 811). of Sttaw. • And must be delivered at the respective Statlons at,the expence 6/ the Cntractot, who is also to furnish such Horses with Oats, at 816. per Ration, as may be blamed c'hithin the District Jot which he contracts. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two or more of the said Districts, and it is expected. that the Contractor shall receive the Stable-dung that, dosing the Period of his Con tract, mxy areumulate, making an Allowance. jar the same, after the rate of per horse, per week. Farther Particulars, may be known, upon Application in the Officer commanding the Royal Artillery in each Distria, and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, au day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for the Supply of Forage," but ;so Proposal can be admitted after the said loth Day of September next, at• Twelve o'Clock a Noon of the same day; neither will a►y Tender 6e noticed, unless the Par!), snaking it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. IL CREW, Sec. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sept. 6, iSog THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COiVII' ANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad_ iwg to the EAST INDIES cl 9 heir& give Notice, That a General Court of the said Company will 6e held a! their flouq' in Leadenball. street,' on Weinesdqy the i ith of April, for the Eleaion of Six Directors of the said Company, Jot Four Years. 117LL1IM RA_MAY, Serfretary. GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA PATENT CAM l' EDSTEA D, fonni.ng a regular Military lied for the Field, Barracks, also a SO FA for a Tent or Room, tic. and likewise a SEA CUT for on board Ship, the whole paeking in a small allowed the :inst portable ever yet . manufa6tured, invented by MORGAN and SANDERS, No. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, who most humbly presume the highest honours ought tO,he paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King and Country. • • UTLER's CELEBRATED RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER. BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fea tures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair ; but the Proprietor of LIU TEE R's TOOTH PO \V DER would beg leave to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Charms loses halt its influence where the Teeth are discoloured. or shew a rotten and unhealty appearinco —this is - the mole inexcusable, as the present Preparation affords the infallible means of removing every blemish of the'ena_ mel, and is sate in its application, being composed of 'Ve getables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperredion, either in the colour , or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the 13rtath sweet and deleaable, and . making the Gums of their proper shape and vermillion hue; and a certain Preventative against the Tooth-ache' Nu Composition of th is kind ever bro u gh t for ward to public notice, has met such universal approbation ; and the Proprietor.has to boast that it is in (tail) , use of Royalty itself. • Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr Butltr, No 4, Cheap, -side, corner or Paternoster- row ; and retail, by Crisp, corner of Spring gardens ; Smith and Clarke, 389, Borough; iSar ter, Edinburgh and GlasgoW ; and by most COuntr) Medi cine Venders and Perfelmers, in boxes at . 2s. 9d. each. - A CHALLENGE. JESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in It his M jesty's service, challenge the whole, world to uve a single instance where their medicine and method of cure have tailed of the desired died. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their profession, has not given rise to one unsuc_essful laSe. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure or venereal complaints, and that, derangement of the sys tem, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effixts of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages la:. tally developed, to them by a distressing state of debility, which, if nut timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are -its remote and ultimate effects, while consumpa lions, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints, usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. 0 I persons languishing un.er the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuc. cessful in the course of a long, laborious, and much•extended, practice. ln the most obstinate and F31111;1 icated case's of ve nereal infection, such as obstruCtibus in the 'urethra, spungy excrescences, hard minors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi nal weakness, gleets, as also sTkic.n.m.vs, _ Whether recent or of loin; duration, and which have baf:. fled the skit► of other Practitioners, are by their present im proved plan of treatment, ettectually and permanently cured, without the Patient skittering the excruciating pain and alarming heinorrhage which frequently follows the applica tion of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty years extensive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures nave been and are daily tinder their cam', the total eradication of winch are edeeted by a safe, certain, expe ditious mode of practice, -superior to ally other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint is speedily removed, and the Patient restorcd to sound and vigorous health. Hut where the d'thility has for yea' a ex.sted, a proper perseverance in their restorative re- Med•ese - after the Stnelure has been destroy e!, is indispensa bly ruquisite to revive the slumbering,. sparks of life and to reariiinate the constitution. Messrs.-Currie and Co. may he consulted by either sex with the greatestVelicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton 'garden. • Patients in the Country ace requested to state the particu lars of their ease, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same writ be . given or sent to arty p:rrt of the kingdom. TO ensure that secrecy so essential to their Undettakiry„ the postage of letters may he added to the accourit tor gth vv..; Hatton-lord/en. . MANOR FARM, TITHE-FR E r'. TO BE SI.)LI), • • "rah MAN:O a • FARM of NEW tieUST!' G RANGE, in the Parish of Vleiivale, in the County , 6:: Warwick, about thrze miles from Atflerstune, and tour froth Tamworth. The Roads and Neighbourhood good. and the situation healthy..and pleasant: It co n sists of a iar;_te substantial Owelling-House,9ardeil, Orchard, arid sudicient Barns, Stables, and t ttr..licOts of every des‘Eiption, and titres hundred and fifty acres (more or kss) Olexcedent Meadow; Pasture, and Arable Land, (in aboUt thtrty inclostms, re markably -well' hedged) tithe-free, in a ring_ fe:,ce, and tha Lund-Tax redeemed. _ Particttiari inay be known of Mr. ltrchard Faux, the 'rt., 'lin:, who shew the Estate ; of Alleses C,oke and Fiete, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, l.ondotti wha t a M.. ; - ) . of the Estate may be seen ; or by letter addressed to Mt. 14.. Tliorn?.s, Post-Office, Lyntington, Hants. SUFFOLK.—SEA COAST RESIDENCE. TO BE Ll UT, For.the Term of Four Years, .THE New-built MESSUAGE, s:toate iri Lowestoft; in the County of Sufrulk, it, late.rest dence of A ldour Charles Arnold, Esq. &Leased ; eiitpriS;n4 pnihe 13asement Story, two Kitchens, Coal-house, lsecr"and Wine Cellars, Larder and, Pantry. On the. Ground v;oor;.:, Break faSt -parlour, Dining4aom, Study, Housekeeper's rvo;n, Butler's . -pntry, and Closets. On the Fiist F lour, n Dra whit room, and tour Bed-chambers, with - convenient Clos.•;,* And an the Attic Floor, six good Sleeping- taughs ; add ;ii.ty spacjous Garden well planted. This House stands near the tiOrth end of the town, alid '0 . T 1 the east side, commanding a very fine view of the • of Yarmouth Roads. The Hiter may, if he choose it, take the entire Fnrniture of the House, which is extremely goOd, and 4 git..at part of it new, at a valuatio t. Lowestoft stands high, upon a dry soil, and is remarkable for the purity of its air; the Country about it is highly GUl_ .tivated, and th, roads pleasant. lt is 26 miles nistai.t from Norwich, and nine trout Yarmouth. ('tie turnpike r •ad.runs: through the town, and the Coa4es to and awn London pass - - and repass 'every day. For other Particulars, inqulfe of M. Reeve, Solicitof,' LOwestort. ~~ , From the LO ADON .G4Z El T. 6, Sept.. 5.; lbw.). BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, William Foxal I, of Edmonton, coach-master, Iforti Sept. 9 . , to Sept. 16, at eleven, at GuintliAl. George Seaborne, of Hoxtun, stocking-tnanaiaurer ) frwa . Aug. 22, to Sept. 16, at ten, at Gutlith..ll. BANKRUPTCY SUPERS D ED. William Dignuin, late of St. Martin's-le-grand, clteir;e. it .tiger. 'B ANKR UP IS. Thomas grown, of Rust.ell-stieet, 130eiOndsey-street, cur rier, to surrender Sept. t 6, '2.3, and Od 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I. 1.1 . . Alit's, Vine..trcet, cattilly. Rouen Barber, of Watling-stre*t, merchant, dealer, erml ehapinan, Sept. 74, at one, 30, and Oa. 17, at tkui; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. john Baker, No. 5, Brick:. lames Prosser, of Sloane -street, Chelsea, grocer, Sept. IS, at one, 19, and Oct. 17, at ten, at Cuilnirali. Attorney, Mr. Wingfield, Great Malbarninr,h,street. Thomas Narcomber Smith, of 13roadway, WoreeSter, draper, dealer and chaprnan,,Sept. a; e 6, and Oct. 17. at eleven. at the Rein Decr inn, Worcester. A ttornej , Mt. Wiiitaat Parker, Worcester. Thomas Caley, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chap man, Ott. 2,3, and 17, at eleven, at tire Globe re vera w Liverpool. Attornies, - Messrs. Cooper and LoWe, Sou t h. anipton.bOildings, London ; and Messrs: Massey and Carr wright, Liverpool. Stephen Pcarson, of New. Mills; Derby, baker, ,dealer and chapman, Sept. 14, Oct. 5, at lour, and 17, at ten,, at the. IVarren Bulkeley Arms, Stockport. • Attorniet‘, Mes,;r,. Cooper and .Lowe, Southamptori.buitchngs, London ; and Mr. Chethan, Stockport. Jonathan Docker, or Ludworth, Derby, thread-manufattui,:r, dealer and chairman, Sept. 14 and (Set. s,•at four, and, r 7, at ten, •at the kVarrenßulkeley Arms, Stockport. Attot. nies, Messrs. cooper and Lowe, Southampton. buildings, Chancery-latie • and Mr. Cheth a m, St oc k port. Robert Cowgey, !ate of Falr.outh, merchant, Sept. 27, 28, and Oct. 17, at eleven, at IVyltieb Hotel, Falmouth. AL. tonnes, _Messrs. Tippet and Son, VAmouth Tiro. Churchman Domvile, late of Stretford, Bedf..rd, dra. per, Sept. it, at five, t2i at ten, acrd Oa 17, at twelve, at the Swan Inn, Bedford. Attornies, Mr. Garrard, ()lire( I3ucks ; and Mr Taylor, Southainpton.buiidin t o. Wm. Roughsedge, of Wotton- Under-edge, Gloucester, vint ner, dearer and chapman. Sept. 11, at rive,' 19, and Oct. 17, at eleven, at the Full- MOUFI 111114 13(16t01 Attorney, ' Mr. lanes, Gray's Inn-square. John Ellin, of Queen-street, Cheapside, lead-merchant, Sept. 9, 19, and Oct. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attur. ney, Mr. titimplireys, 'token.:nuuse-yard. DIY MENDS. • O&. 7. Robert Urquhart and Rich, Walker Whalley, of the Strand, goldsmiths, at twelve at Sept. 26 I' red. Glenton and Jesse Ness, of Newcastle -111),n Tyne, cheinist, at eleven; at tne Queen's Head, Newcastle , upon-Tyne. Od. 21: t ho. Cogan, of Houndsditch, stationer, at twelve at Guildhall. Sept. 19. John Hounsom, of Fleev.street, linendraper, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 19. Tno. Hu vhreys, of Cheltenham -place, St, George's-fields. horse dealer, at ten at.Utuldhati. Sept. z/c. KOD. Wright, of Thorverton, Devon, dealer, :at eleven at the Globe l'avern, Exeter. Sept. 2d. Wtn, Simpson, of Shetheld, innkeeper, at twe!ve, at the Tontnie Inn, She:Meld. . Sept. 27. Golden Lee Gibson, of Colchester, taylor, at ieni at cite Grttii~► Inn. Colchester. Sept. 28. Gerard Davis, of Barnard-Castle, Durlitin, ton- manulattuier, at eleven, at the King's Head, Bainard:. Castle. Sept. 30. Sarah Bull, of Brewer street,' Golden square, tallow-chandler, at ten; at Guildhall. Sept. 13. Thu. Austin; of Chester, -coach-proprietor, at eleven, at the Golden Lion, Chester. Sept; A 6. Win. Hopkins, of Leman-street, Gootlinam's» hel Is, silk-tniOwer, at ten, at Guildhall. • , Sept. 2Y. lohn Gregory, of Haverhill, Suffolk, linker, three, at the Bell 1,,n, Haverhill. - CERTIFICATES% • Sept. 26. William Martin, of Hornerton, btriker.. Cilarlcs Agar Hunt, late of Welbeek-street, apothecary; James Pearce, Nilharn Dixon, and Bennet Ailen, late of PO ternoster row, inotiey-scriveners. William Russell., of Liver;qool, merchant. Henry I lilliar, of the Haymarket, wribrella-make.r. Edward Rhodes, of Leeds, currier. • llenjArnin Dewson the younger, of Wolverhampton, Stafford, japanrier. PARTNIiRSIIIPS DISsOLY.EI). • W. Graham and W. I3'; johnamt, of Liverpocil, wineitters . chants. W. Gurnell and W. 'Newsham, of Liverpool, palhters. J. Betts and E. Mariin, of Oxford-strcei, haberdathers: k. Little and W. CiAilStone, of linen-drape's; NV. Knight and W. Uucknall, of ildrby-street, Hatton- gar-; warch-malliffacturers. E:•Williams; E. Holland, and AL M*lshurst, of Smitt,jr.t Lancaster, Y